Loading ______! Show loading locations, dimensions and number of For additional information: CAMBRIDGE loading bays. Cambridge Traffic, • Label clearance widths and heights. and Transportation Department ! Show truck-turning radii for entering and exiting TRAFFIC,PARKING AND maneuvers. 344 Broadway Cambridge, MA 02139 • Label truck size used in design. TRANSPORTATION • Label hours of loading activity. Monday: 8:30 AM – 8 PM • Label number of daily and peak hour trucks Tuesday-Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM expected. Friday: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM DEPARTMENT No-idling signs should be posted at loading areas. Adam Shulman, Transportation Planner Phone: (617) 349-4745 Construction Management Plans Fax: 617-349-4747 Required for all development projects in coordination BUILDING PERMIT with the Public Works and TP&T Departments. REVIEW GUIDELINES Cuts www.cambridgema.gov/traffic TP&T requires new or modified curb cuts to be approved prior to our Building Permit review. Parking Registration PTDM Plan Prior to TP&T review, verify compliance with PTDM Plan and Parking Space Registration per City Ordinance 10.18. http://bpc.iserver.net/codes/cbridge/_DATA/Title_10/18/index.html

How long does TP&T review take? ______! The time required for TP&T to review plans varies depending on the completeness and accuracy of the submitted plans. ! On average, it takes from a few days to a few weeks City Manager based on the complexity of the project. If drawings Robert W. Healy are complete at submittal, the processing time will likely be shortened. Deputy City Manger ! The TP&T Department may ask for additional Richard C. Rossi information if needed.

How to change an approved plan? ______Director, TP&T Department ! After the Building Permit is approved by ISD, any Susan E. Clippinger changes to the Site Plan will need to be reviewed by TP&T. Published: October 2007 Building Permits ! Show all items on the including: parking ! Show paths to/from and within the meters, hydrants, landscaping, signs, bike racks, parking facility. uilding Permit applications start and end with the trees and lighting. ! Show any access control measures including ticket BInspectional Services Department (ISD). ISD may • Label street names, sidewalk widths, curb-to-curb booths, gates, screens and landscaping. request the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department and travel lane widths, and all pavement treatment ! Show parking meters and parking regulation signs. (TP&T) to review the Building Permit. These guidelines types. • Label on-street curb regulation(s). are designed to help you obtain your Building Permit review from the TP&T Department as efficiently as Traffic Control Devices ______possible. ! Show all traffic and pedestrian signals, signs, fences, Minimum Off-Street Parking Dimensions barriers, walls and bollards. Regular space: 8 1/2 feet by 18 feet. The TP&T Department reviews the safety and design of Compact car: 7 1/2 feet by 16 feet. driveways, parking lots, pedestrian and ______Handicapped: 12 feet by 18 feet. accommodations, and the project’s relation to the public Driveways and Curb Cuts Cambridge Zoning Ordinance Article 6.42 and . ! Show driveways and curb cuts in detail. • Label driveway width, slopes, distance from Complete an “Interdepartmental Parking Refer to the Zoning Ordinance for applicable regulations. nearest intersection and pavement treatment type. ! The Project must have any new or modified curb cuts Registration Form” from the TP&T What are the steps? ______approved. Department. 1. Complete a Building Permit application from the http://www.cambridgema.gov/pdf/tpat_intpkgfacility.cfm/ Driveway curb cuts shall be per Department of Public Inspectional Services Department (ISD). Works specifications. 2. Complete a site plan that includes the information in ! They must have safe sightlines (minimum 20-foot this brochure for TP&T Department review. ______visibility in both directions) for motorists entering Bicycle Parking 3. Complete an “Interdepartmental Parking Facility the roadway or crossing a public sidewalk. Don’t forget bicycle parking! Registration Form” from the TP&T Department. 4. If required, a PTDM plan must have been approved ! sidewalks should continue level across the ! Show bicycle parking in detail. prior to ISD issuance of a Building Permit, per City driveway. • Label number and type of bicycle racks. • Label dimensions of bike parking areas. Ordinance 10.18. ! Driveway slopes must not exceed 7.5% within 15-feet of a public sidewalk or roadway. ! Provide long-term bike parking in secure, weather ! Max. 20-foot curb cut in Residential districts and protected locations and short-term bike parking near Site Plan max. 30-foot in Open Space, Business and Industrial entrances of the use being served. Site Plans shall be 1:20 or 1:40 scale, signed and stamped by a districts (Zoning Ordinance 6.43.3). ! Show bicycle parking sign locations and showers for professionally licensed engineer. Site Plans shall include, but ! Visual warning devices may be required; audible bicycle commuters, if applicable. are not limited to, the following: devices are discouraged. ! The location and type of bike racks must be approved by the TP&T Department. ______Existing and Proposed Conditions Pedestrian Conditions ______! In general, existing conditions are shown in gray and ! Show building footprint. new or proposed conditions are shown in heavy black. • Label pedestrian paths and building access locations. Minimum Bicycle Parking Spaces ______• Label pavement material for pedestrian paths. Right-of-Way Conditions ! Pedestrian ramps must meet Massachusetts Provide one bicycle space or locker for each two ! Show property lines. Architectural Access Board (MAAB) Guidelines. dwelling units or one bicycle parking space for each • Label property ownership. 10 automobile parking spaces or fraction thereof. ! Show all surrounding public and private roadways, Vehicle Parking ______Cambridge Zoning Ordinance Article 6.37 alleys and sidewalks; both sides of the street must be ! Show parking layout, including all pavement markings. shown. • Label number of spaces, stall and aisle ! Show buildings, parks and north arrow. dimensions and allocation of spaces (i.e. resident, ! Show all existing and proposed pavement markings employee, visitor, handicap, carpool/vanpool, including: crosswalks, lane lines, centerlines and vehicle-sharing spaces). bicycle lanes.